Sentence examples for straightforwardly presented from inspiring English sources

The simplest and most straightforwardly presented is "A Boy Called Dickens".

This is a perfectly adequate "Don Giovanni," reasonably well sung -- with Matthew Polenzani's Don Ottavio as a distinct highlight -- and straightforwardly presented.

Where Fleming's novel straightforwardly presented a Soviet plot to lure Bond with a honeytrap, the movie was not so anti-Russian.

As an introduction to the rest of the more straightforwardly presented Latin American collection, Mr. Pardo's extravaganza does what it is supposed to do: pull you in the door.

The play is straightforwardly presented with sharply delineated performances from Scott Handy as a meditative Clarence desperately pleading for his life, Finbar Lynch as a coldly calculating Buckingham and Mark Hadfield as both a conscience-stricken killer and one of Richard's bureaucratic henchmen.

"Little Dieter Needs to Fly," which opens today at the Film Forum, is one of the filmmaker's least exotic works, but it straightforwardly presents Mr. Dengler's eventful history.

His point, as additional texts will make clear, is that he thinks it is often useless and harmful to straightforwardly present the content of his metaphysics to the public (and even to trusted correspondents).

Such pieces typically begin with either an original or a chosen theme, presented straightforwardly.

Often the works were presented straightforwardly, but now and then a hint of Mr. Wuorinen's sense of humor shone through the textures as well.

Its 140 recipes are presented straightforwardly — all text, one recipe step on each page, no videos — except for one game-changing feature.

The Monday program ended with Strauss's grandiloquent "Heldenleben" ("Hero's Life"), which Mr. Gergiev presented straightforwardly, not getting too wrapped up in the heroic aspect.